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Central Retinal Vein Occlusion +/- HRTFrom: John Brennan (jbrennan@panix.com)Mon Oct 30 10:52:41 1995
I'd like to poll the list members for their opinions, experience, and advice relevant to the following case: 47 y.o. P0 sustained unilateral central retinal vein occlusion 2 months ago. This has caused a partial but annoying visual defect, and opthalmologic RX is watchful waiting for approximately 6 months. She has been on HRT for 2 years, and is otherwise quite healthy. The patient is an avid scuba diver who makes her living as an underwater photographer. Opinions are [very] divided on whether or not she can or should continue HRT. HRT was started more for long-term health benefits than symptom relief. Any input will be gratefully received. Thanks, John
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